Shivpal Yadav's claim- BJP took commission in Covid vaccine also, inferior medicines were given to the public.

Amid the controversy over the affirmation of hurt from the anti-Covid vaccine 'Covishield', Samajwadi Party's Nationwide General Secretary Shivpal Singh Yadav on Tuesday alleged that BJP took fee within the Covid vaccine additionally and substandard and costly medicines got to the general public. Shivpal Yadav mentioned, “They (BJP) have taken commission in the vaccine also. The whole story has been exposed that low quality vaccines and medicines were given to the people. Everyone knows this now.”

When requested in regards to the vaccine, SP candidate from Mainpuri Dimple Yadav mentioned, “Akhilesh ji (SP President) had already said that we will not get this vaccine because till then it had not been tested further. But, at present, cases of heart attacks have increased in cities and villages, people are suddenly suffering from serious diseases.'' Dimple alleged that a donation of Rs 200-300 crore was taken from the makers of Covishield and They were given permission to vaccinate and people were forcefully vaccinated.

He additional mentioned, “At present huge corruption has been uncovered and many individuals have misplaced their lives due to it.” Let us tell you here that SP President Akhilesh Yadav had said during the Corona epidemic that he would not get the “BJP vaccine”. And when their government comes, everyone will be vaccinated for free. There was a lot of uproar over this statement of Akhilesh and BJP leaders also attacked Yadav over this statement.

It is noteworthy that Britain-based pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca has admitted that its Covid vaccine Covishield can cause blood clotting related side effects, but there is no information about any link between them. A British newspaper has made this claim quoting court documents. A legal document was submitted to the London-based High Court in February requesting a collective action by 51 plaintiffs, The Daily Telegraph reported.

AstraZeneca has admitted that the vaccine developed by the University of Oxford to protect against Covid-19 can “in very uncommon circumstances” trigger blood clots and cut back platelet counts. The AstraZeneca Vaxzevria vaccine was additionally produced by the Serum Institute of India (SII) and is called 'Covishield' in India.